Just for laughs I worked out the math on the annual return on investment. This has nothing to do with operation expenses or operating profits or losses, just the franchise investment itself. $25,000 x (1 + 22.44% annual rate of return) ^ 54 years = $1,400,000,000.
22.44% doesn't seem so massive, but given time, it is huge.
Compare Ben Franklin's gifts to Boston and Philadelphia of $2000, which grew to $6,500,000 two hundred years after his death. This was about 1/10th the initial investment, about 4 times as long, but only 1/200th the final value.
If you ask me, "overpaying" for an NFL franchise is only possible for flippers.
At the 22.44% rate, the franchise will be worth $2.5B in 2017.
22.44% doesn't seem so massive, but given time, it is huge.
Compare Ben Franklin's gifts to Boston and Philadelphia of $2000, which grew to $6,500,000 two hundred years after his death. This was about 1/10th the initial investment, about 4 times as long, but only 1/200th the final value.
If you ask me, "overpaying" for an NFL franchise is only possible for flippers.
At the 22.44% rate, the franchise will be worth $2.5B in 2017.
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